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STEPS - an Application for Simulation of Transsphenoidal Endonasal Pituitary Surgery

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STEPS - an Application for Simulation of Transsphenoidal Endonasal Pituitary Surgery

Auteurs : André Neubauer ; Stefan Wolfsberger ; Marie-Thérèse Forster ; Lukas Mroz ; Rainer Wegenkittl ; Katja Bühler

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Descripteurs français

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- Interface utilisateur, Navigation, Chirurgie, Endoscopie, Planification automatisée, Anatomie, Sensibilité tactile.

English descriptors

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- Anatomy, Assisted planning, Endoscopy, Navigation, Surgery, Tactile sensitivity, User interface.

Abstract

Endonasal transsphenoidal pituitary surgery is a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure, applied to remove various kinds of pituitary tumors. To reduce the risk associated with this treatment, the surgeon must be skilled and well-prepared. Virtual endoscopy can be beneficial as a tool for training, preoperative planning and intraoperative support. This paper introduces STEPS, a virtual endoscopy system designed to aid surgeons in getting acquainted with the endoscopic view, the handling of instruments, the transsphenoidal approach and challenges associated with the procedure. STEPS also assists experienced surgeons in planning a real endoscopic intervention by getting familiar with the individual patient anatomy, identifying landmarks, planning the approach and deciding upon the ideal target position of the actual surgical activity. Besides interactive visualization using two different first-hit ray casting techniques, the application provides navigation and perception aids and the possibility to simulate the procedure, including haptic feedback and simulation of surgical instruments.

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<EA>Endonasal transsphenoidal pituitary surgery is a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure, applied to remove various kinds of pituitary tumors. To reduce the risk associated with this treatment, the surgeon must be skilled and well-prepared. Virtual endoscopy can be beneficial as a tool for training, preoperative planning and intraoperative support. This paper introduces STEPS, a virtual endoscopy system designed to aid surgeons in getting acquainted with the endoscopic view, the handling of instruments, the transsphenoidal approach and challenges associated with the procedure. STEPS also assists experienced surgeons in planning a real endoscopic intervention by getting familiar with the individual patient anatomy, identifying landmarks, planning the approach and deciding upon the ideal target position of the actual surgical activity. Besides interactive visualization using two different first-hit ray casting techniques, the application provides navigation and perception aids and the possibility to simulate the procedure, including haptic feedback and simulation of surgical instruments.</EA>
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<FD>Interface utilisateur; Navigation; Chirurgie; Endoscopie; Planification automatisée; Anatomie; Sensibilité tactile</FD>
<ED>User interface; Navigation; Surgery; Endoscopy; Assisted planning; Anatomy; Tactile sensitivity</ED>
<SD>Interfase usuario; Navegación; Cirugía; Endoscopía; Planificación automatizada; Anatomía; Sensibilidad tactil</SD>
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STEPS - an Application for Simulation of Transsphenoidal Endonasal Pituitary Surgery

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